AI Learning Lab LIVE - 11/18/25 📱

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1. 0:01[sighs] [singing] It's the little things we do and the
2. 0:15little things we don't. And the ones we want. It's the little things. [music]
3. 0:30>> [music] [music]
4. 0:47>> There was something baby I've been trying to say [singing] for an ages. I don't know how in the future now surrounding me.
5. 1:06[singing] Surrender [music] to whatever she still can be found. There's been a little trouble [music and singing]
6. 1:16since you came to my rescue. And if you like [singing and music] all of the rest, I would regret you long
7. 1:28ago, but I couldn't do [singing] that. [music] Oh, tell me now. Women and wife never went to
8. 1:42[music] make my crazy, make him cold as hell. [singing] [music] I know one more night [singing] you wish me well.
9. 1:54But in spite of your trying, still going to have to find my own [singing] way home. [music]
10. 2:09[music] Oh, good people. Good people of the
11. 2:25internet, of the Tik Tok, of the Twitter, of the X. What is happening with you mad [ __ ] weirdos? Huh? What is going down? [music]
12. 2:38Isn't that a good song? Like the Mr. Morning my dream remains. Hanging in the burnt fields of my memory. [music]
13. 2:55Time hits the chorus of your disay. Something something and left behind me. I'm searching solutions on [music] the dome
14. 3:11on his twoton telephone. [music] My friend says you ain't got no real troubles. [music] Too many choices that you left [singing] undone.
15. 3:28My friend says put [singing] an action to those words. Put an action to those words. it'll all come. [music]
16. 3:38You know those lines. Um my friend says you ain't got no real troubles. [music] There's too many choices that you left undone. [music]
17. 3:52My friend says put an action to those words. Put an action to those words. That's what I'm right in the middle of right now. I [laughter]
18. 4:05I made a bunch of choices that I left undone. And now I'm stepping into owning them and dealing with the [ __ ] [laughter]
19. 4:16And it's here's the work. Just put an action to those. Put an action to those [singing] words. Put an action to those
20. 4:22words. It'll all go [music] some wisdom in that song. >> [music]
21. 4:38>> Oh, you adore Champy. I thought you were adoring Martin Ston. Champy, too. Champy is he's he's the dog. Champy is the dog.
22. 4:49He is the dog. Dog dog. Oh, good evening good people. Tik Tok cams, you're getting requests on YouTube. Can you play Rewrite by a
23. 5:02Rewrite Asian Kung Fu Generation, please? I don't even I don't even know if I've ever heard that. Parasite, can you play Rewrite by Asian
24. 5:11Kung Fu Generation? I do not know that song at all, but maybe I do because I've got a weird thing with songs where um
25. 5:22most songs I can't hear the words to. I just hear the music and then occasionally a song will invade my soul.
26. 5:30[laughter] And when a song invades my soul, then I have to learn everything about it. I learn all the words. I learn
27. 5:35all the music. I learn to play it. I listen to it for a [ __ ] year straight. It's it's it's a neurospicy thing. Let's see. Rewrite
28. 5:45by um Asian Kung Fu Generation. This is going to get me demonetized to just play this. All right, here we go.
29. 6:09Wait, I got to share this tab. Can't hear. >> [music]
30. 6:27[singing] >> All right. So, so I got to learn the song. I got to learn the style and I have to learn Japanese. I can do that.
31. 6:37I'll have that for tomorrow. Tik Tok pin. My son is impressed by Champ singing. Champ is Champion is rather
32. 6:43Champ is rather impressive. Jeffy, you want to sing some more? We got You got some fans here, buddy. [music]
33. 7:00Somebody told me once before, you can never go home again. [music] Won't you leave? Say things [singing] to steal me away.
34. 7:11Yeah. from the truth of who I am and what I believe. So I thanked him [music] for his two sides with a handshake and
35. 7:20some sympathy. Yeah, you done champed [music] up my blue jeans [singing] and headed for this [music] big prize of my freedom. Bye-bye
36. 7:36black sheep to the black sheep of the family. [singing] Bye-bye. [music] Oh, that means so very [singing] much to
37. 7:48me. Bye bye black [singing and music] sheep to my friends and my family. Bye bye. I got off and set my soul.
38. 8:04Set it free. [music] Oh, good evening. What are we doing? All right, let's see. Wild tune. Not
39. 8:19meant for acoustic. [laughter] [music] I'll tell you, this is one. This is one that that is one that um let me see um
40. 8:30it's difficultly called uh Polifia. Um this this is one there's there's other music I listen to where I just realized,
41. 8:41oh, they're just playing a completely different game. [laughter] Polify goat. They're playing they're playing a musical game like like Jacob
42. 8:54Kier is like that for me. Polifia is like that for me. Um this was the song. If you can't quit the
43. 9:12[music] [music] [music]
44. 9:32Hey hey. [music]
45. 9:51[music] >> [music]
46. 10:15>> What's amazing about their music, I saw that I saw them live once with my sons here in Denver and like online it sounds
47. 10:22it sound it reminds me of kind of like Jeanluke Ponty from the 70s like like sort of rock jazz from the 70s.
48. 10:29But man, when when you're when you see them live, it's [ __ ] rock and roll. It is like loud, [ __ ] insane, crazy
49. 10:37ass rock. It's really good. Um, and then here's another one that's just one of those ones that's just like this is just
50. 10:43I will never be this level of musician. Um, what the [ __ ] are they called? Uh, uh, oh, what the [ __ ] are they called? Um,
51. 10:55um, Lionel [clears throat] Lewis is in it. Let's see. Um, I know this snarky p snarky puppy. Yeah, this one.
52. 11:19[music] >> [music]
53. 11:33[music] [music]
54. 11:48[music] >> Pretty sure Brandon >> [laughter] >> Gemini 3 dropped today and we're listening to smooth jazz. [laughter]
55. 12:02That's awesome. That's awesome. This one, the thing about this song is one, I don't even know how to [ __ ] count it.
56. 12:08I think it's like in fives and sixes. Like I I don't but I don't know. And and then Lell Lewis, who's the drummer,
57. 12:17learned so so this is a live recording. It was done in Germany, I think. Lell Lewis, they they lost their drummer and
58. 12:25they called him and said, "Hey, can you come play this concert with us, and he flew over, he listened to the song on
59. 12:32the plane over, he learned it on the way over and sat down here without rehearsal and played it." And this it's it's
60. 12:39insane his drumming. [music] Listen to this drum. [music]
61. 12:53>> [music] [music] >> Heat. Heat. [music]
62. 13:12Wow. Wow.
63. 13:29[music] >> Well, you want to know something cool actually? So, let me let me actually relate this back to AI if I can. Let me
64. 13:40let me see if I can if I let me see if I can pervert reality here. [laughter] Okay. Um, [laughter] so there's just in life, right, there
65. 13:53there's like you do what you do, there's things you like, there's things you've gotten really good at, and then, you
66. 13:59know, and then you meet people or you see people that you're just like, "Oh, that's just a different thing." Like
67. 14:05that's a thing. I will never be that. And there's there's a weird part of me that sometimes I get jealous of people.
68. 14:13Like I'm like, oh, like I really envy them, right? And then there's a level of talent or a level of mastery of craft
69. 14:20that's so high that I'm just like, oh wow, didn't even realize that was a thing that you could get to that level,
70. 14:29right? Um, black bar. And and so some of this music's kind of like this. I experienced this also. There's a there's
71. 14:36a developer um he's a he's [laughter] he's a total weirdo um out of San Francisco named George Hots. He was the
72. 14:45first guy to hack the iPhone. He he hacked hacked the iPhone at like 16 or 17 some [ __ ] 15, I don't know, whatever. And he's now got a
73. 14:54self-driving uh car company and and and he makes these YouTube videos where he's coding. And so I started watching him. I don't
74. 15:04know, two years before I got into AI. And he just codes. He codes like like he's breathing. It's just like he's just
75. 15:12like, "Oh, I gotta do this." Um, and it's just like his mastery of the craft is his coding is second nature to him. He's
76. 15:30just he just thinks in it, right? and and he debugs in real time and just crazy. Um, and and what strikes me as I'm as I'm sitting here is,
77. 15:42you know, I'm now I'm I'm now the author of a musical where I don't know musical theater well enough to write songs for it. And yet I
78. 15:52have um I don't know coding well enough to code [ __ ] Um, and yet today in an hour I built a website that I've been
79. 16:02avoiding for months because I'm like, I just don't feel like it and I gotta learn. I gotta be uncomfortable and and
80. 16:08so today I just sucked it up and it took me an hour. No, sorry. Took me an hour and 23 minutes. I started it at 4 p.m.
81. 16:15and at 5:23 I hit publish and I sent a note off to the people that I owed the website to. Uh, Megan, you're live and it's perfect
82. 16:25timing because I have a question for you, but I've never joined one of these before. Are they just o open questions
83. 16:31or do we have an agenda? [laughter] That's hilarious. Uh, they are just open. You can you can ask me anything.
84. 16:43And in fact, one of the things that I think this channel is known for is well, first of all, I rarely finish a
85. 16:51sentence, [laughter] but but very often I will set out with an intention and then someone will just ask a question. I'm like [laughter]
86. 16:59just we'll just run down a hour and a half long rabbit hole. So ask away. I I love questions. [laughter]
87. 17:08What is this word agenda? You speak of agenda. Yes. Yes. Uh rather u carrying on then uh let's see uh point uh one a
88. 17:19uh let's see subp part b of the agenda this evening is uh discuss the launch of Gemini 3 uh shortly after C subnote reference page C
89. 17:34carrying on right uh after uh uh watching music videos on YouTube. Yes. Yes. No, we're following the agenda.
90. 17:42We're right on track. Fantastic. Fantastic. Carrying on. We wouldn't be here if it wasn't like that. [music]
91. 18:04[music] But anyway, my point my point my point. What's your point, Kyle? You're making a point. you're making some sort of point
92. 18:11and then you just stopped. I you know it's called the AI learning lab and I came here to learn and you were going
93. 18:19somewhere and I was taking notes. I was I was following the agenda like I was instructed to and you just stopped. So I
94. 18:27don't know what to say. Um anyway, amazing. Okay. If I wanted to create an AI agent that could receive emails from
95. 18:37journalist query services like Harrow and analyze them over time, is that possible? And what would be the best
96. 18:43service to use? For the record, an agenda would have surprised me. Good. [laughter] Um, I haven't built enough. I mean, what
97. 18:54you're talking about isn't necessarily an agent. It's It sounds more like an automation. Um, which which by the way, um, there
98. 19:08I think the most misunderstood word of 2025 is agent. It's the most overused, underderstood, and not clearly defined word of 2025. How I
99. 19:24think of agent is an autonomous agent where you basically give it a goal and it just goes off and does [ __ ] for you
100. 19:32and comes back and checks in. Um, which is different than an automation which is a specific trigger. What you're
101. 19:38describing is more like an automation. So there are tools like make and n8 and um zapier and others um that do that. And so I
102. 19:52would say it's probably it it would probably be relatively easy for you to figure it out with something like Zapier. NAND is a little bit it
103. 20:03depends how hungry you are for geeking out. Um NAN is quite powerful but it requires it's just a it's just a sort of geekier
104. 20:13it's a geekier level. make is more visual um but it's it's not connected to as many tools and Zapier is a little
105. 20:21long in the tooth but it's connected to a lot of tools and they have added an AI layer um oh [clears throat] yeah there's there's um
106. 20:33within the AI salon so if you go to the salon.ai AI and join the community. This past Saturday, Brent Peterson did a a
107. 20:432hour what we call a L a learn out loud on NADN and MCPS and and building automations and things like that. You
108. 20:52can go look at that. Um that's that's my guess. But there are things like genspark and manis and um the agent feature within chat GPT and
109. 21:08then there's a fourth one. Someone else has an agent. Oh, there's the perplexity browser. There's comet. There's there's there's
110. 21:18the browsers that have sort of agentic behavior within them now. So, there are things you could try where you could
111. 21:24just say, "Go do what you just said." Um, but it it sounds to me like if if something comes to your email, that's
112. 21:32called a trigger event, right? You can say if an email comes from Harrow or or this, you know, company or that company,
113. 21:39and it has a query in it, you know, like this, then then trigger this automation. And that automation would be capture
114. 21:47what they're saying, throw it into a spreadsheet, send you something on Slack that something came in, go and do some
115. 21:54research, um, you know, write a potential response letter. Like that feels like an automation to me. So
116. 22:00that's where that's where I'd go with it. Um, but again, I'm not I have not been diving deep into the automation
117. 22:07world because it's um it feels like thankless work to me. And it also feels like um if I just wait long enough,
118. 22:19agents are going to be good enough to just do that [ __ ] [laughter] So, so back to not having an agenda.
119. 22:27Creating an automation is kind of like writing an agenda for me. >> [laughter] >> It's like at some point we'll get to all
120. 22:33the points anyway. And if we didn't then it probably didn't matter. [laughter] Oh, who is the character? I don't also I
121. 22:43don't know my character. Sometimes I just say [ __ ] in a funny way. Yeah. Open AAI has an agent builder.
122. 22:51Updated chat GPT can also do the same automation. Yeah. AI music and chat ask about coding. [music]
123. 23:07[music] Okay. Um, [clears throat] so let's go. So I had a very very busy day today.
124. 23:22And in spite of that, let me show you two things. share this tab. Um, I can see clearly now the rain is gone.
125. 23:43I can see all obstacles in my [singing] way. All right. I'm sharing. Sharing is caring. Okay. Um,
126. 23:59so vector void. So, one of the when I when I first started playing with AI, one of the one of the go-to prompts
127. 24:10that I created was write an Eminem cipher about quantum mechanics because I thought I thought when a large language
128. 24:21model could do sophisticated word play and talk about quantum mechanics in the same output, that would be pretty impressive. And it took
129. 24:33almost exactly 2 years for large language models to hit something that I considered that. Um, with vibe coding, I have a
130. 24:44similar similar sort of prompt and it's it's actually a much more straightforward prompt. Um, but it's um,
131. 24:52write me an Asteroids clone, right? Like I my favorite video game, my first video game that I that I that I uh you know uh
132. 25:02bonded with as a child as a child in in junior high or whenever it was was Asteroids, right? 1979 or whatever it
133. 25:09was. Um and there was just something about the playability of it and the anxiety of it and that little [ __ ]
134. 25:15UFO. Every time you'd hear that with the UFO coming across, you'd be like and you know there's [ __ ] asteroids, right?
135. 25:23Um, Tik Tok pin just gave a presentation tonight in Nashville on custom GPTs. Minds were blown. Good. Good. Kelly, I
136. 25:33you know, it used to be Kelly. I was like I was like, well, you don't want to blow people's minds too much. Now I'm
137. 25:38just like [ __ ] blow their minds because it's like like even if you're aware of this [ __ ] your mind's getting
138. 25:44blown, right? It's just so you might as well just might as well just get slapped upside the head. Hang on. Doug is
139. 25:49whimpering. What do you want? Cheese? Are you looking for cheese? What's going on? Why >> the whiner?
140. 26:09[clears throat] Oh man. So anyway, um, so when when uh when I saw that Gemini 3 had come out, the first thing I did was I went to AI
141. 26:23Studio. So AI Studio.google.com or maybe just AIS.google and um and I said, "Make me an asteroid clone."
142. 26:37Now, to be fair, I didn't just use a shitty prompt. I first this is this is a weird thing when when we when we bond with our
143. 26:50[laughter] with our large language models. I don't know about you. I kind of like you bond with them like they're
144. 26:56they're your buddy. So So I was at Gemini in their vibe coding build section and I thought, "Oh, I want to I
145. 27:05want to describe Asteroids in a pretty detailed way." So I went to chat GPT. I realized I could have done it right in
146. 27:11Gemini, but but I just have a habit of just going to chat GPT like I used to go to Google, right? So I went to chat GPT
147. 27:18and I said, you know, describe describe the video game Asteroids in as much detail as possible. And it's so it did
148. 27:24the sounds and the all the stuff. So I took that description and I went into um Gemini 3 into the the build module in
149. 27:34Gemini and I said build it. And so what I'm about to show you is basically it. I did five or six um prompts after the
150. 27:42initial build to fix audio issues. Um and the the UFOs weren't flying all the way across the screen. They were
151. 27:50kind of coming on screen and then going off. Um so I fixed a couple of really minor things, but for the most part,
152. 27:57this is what came out. Am I Am I sharing? I am. Okay.
153. 28:31Oh jeez, this has gotten faster since this It might be my machine. [ __ ] I see that thing. [laughter]
154. 28:49Anyway, um so so that is about as close, you know, to to a full-on Asteroids clone like and and again,
155. 29:04my day today started at 7 a.m. and I had back-toback meetings until 4. And so the two things that I built today, I built
156. 29:12in like 15minute little chunks when I did not have focus. Like I'm I'm like preparing for other things. I'm like,
157. 29:19let me just check this thing out. Um yeah, that was built in a studio.google.com using Gemini 3. Um so that was that one.
158. 29:30And then the other thing that I did today, so I'm I'm as many of you know or you might know um I'm working on a book
159. 29:38um called 10person team. And if you go to 10personteam.com, one zero person team, not not teen. Um,
160. 29:52there's a website here for a weekly AI workshop that I'm launching the 1st of January and it's got all these characters in it
161. 30:01and it's got all this copy. So, um, and it's got a picture of me in a hip shirt cuz, you know, hip shirts is where it's at,
162. 30:13standing in Central Park in that hip shirt. the story of this. So, if this looks familiar, [laughter]
163. 30:19there's there's another picture of me in a leather jacket that was just an AI generated thing. I said, "Put me in a
164. 30:25leather leather jacket like Jensen Hang." And uh and it did. And so, I showed it to my wife today. And she
165. 30:31goes, "That doesn't look like you. That's not you. You don't wear leather jackets." [laughter] So, I was like,
166. 30:36"Okay, let me go get a hip shirt." So, I went to the Robert Graham website and I found like a $400 shirt [laughter]
167. 30:44and I grabbed the picture and I said, "Switch the leather jacket out for this shirt." And it did. And then I said,
168. 30:51"Put me in Central Park." So, this is a total fabrication. [snorts] It doesn't even look like me, but that's
169. 30:57okay. I look hip like here. Wait. [clears throat] [laughter] Um, but anyway, this website, so we had the we had the
170. 31:12copy. The copy was already written. Um, I had this graphic for the I had this graphic for the for the book jacket for
171. 31:19the this is for the electronic press kit, but whatever. That's the the book cover. And then over the week, over this
172. 31:25past weekend, I spent really refining these 10 characters that are the 10 person team that I'm that I'm going to,
173. 31:33you know, teach people how to build. And so I had the so I had the those characters and then I said just I just uploaded
174. 31:42them all to lovable. So this was lovable.dev and I said turn this into a website. And then I don't know, probably 20 or 30
175. 31:50prompts later, um I had this and and like it had here it had really generic um generic kind of icons and I said,
176. 32:00"Oh, I've got transparent versions of my characters." So I uploaded four of them and I said, you know, pop those
177. 32:07characters in here. And then there were probably five prompts that were just changing the character sizes relative to
178. 32:13to the text and changing the color of those cells. Um, but this is it. It's responsive. I can make it skinnier and it like it works on
179. 32:23mobile. It just stacks. Um, you can't I can't uh there's no there's no e-commerce in it right now. Um, it it's Shopify is the only thing
180. 32:35that's integrated into Lovable right now. So, um, I didn't put Stripe payments or anything in it. So, you just
181. 32:41sign up for it. But anyway, um you know, so so this was I started this at 4 PM. So when my meetings ended, I'm like, I
182. 32:50got to probably let me just see what I can do on that website. And an hour and 23 minutes later, I was done.
183. 32:56The other thing Lovable has is um I own the domain 10person team. And so I clicked on publish and I and there's a
184. 33:05button in there that says custom domain. And so I clicked on it and it said, "What do you want to point this to?" And
185. 33:11I put in 10personteam.com and it it said, "Okay, let me go discover that." And it said, "Okay, you registered it with GoDaddy. Do you want
186. 33:19me just to set it up for you?" And I said, "Sure." And so it it just basically had me validate my GoDaddy
187. 33:26account. And then it did all of the configuration of the domain. So this is this went from not existing to being a
188. 33:33fully published website in an hour and 23 minutes in between a bunch of other [ __ ] So anyway, cool, huh? Um, okay. So,
189. 33:47what I figure we should do, what I figure we should do, oh, and by the way, today is Lovable's um first year annivers one year anniversary.
190. 33:58And today, this pisses me off. Okay, I'm I'm a lovable ambassador and I love them. I think they're great. I think it's it's
191. 34:07one of the better tools out there for people that don't know Vibe coding at all. Um, they hit $200 million in annual
192. 34:16recurring revenue. [laughter] They're a [ __ ] year old. They're like a 50 person company. [laughter]
193. 34:27I'm 13 years into my company. [laughter] Jesus Christ. Boy, did I pick the wrong decade not to start an AI company. [laughter]
194. 34:41Good lord. $200 million in one year. That's insane. It's insane. But it's a testament to what they built. So anyway,
195. 34:52all right. Um, and by the way, if that workshop sounds interesting to you, sign if you sign up for this, say join join
196. 35:00the team now. It's just basically writing it into a database in lovable. I'll check all that out and if you're if
197. 35:05you're interested when it goes live, I'll let you know. It's just in this just a pl kind of a placeholder right
198. 35:11now until I get feedback from the team and we figure out, you know, how we're going to sell it and all that sort of stuff. So,
199. 35:18all right. Fantastic. Fantastic. Bob. Yeah. Yeah. Always looking into the future. Archetypal he is. Um, okay. Um,
200. 35:30so here's what I would like to do. Champ, stop whining. Why are you whining? Why are you whining, Jim? Um, [clears throat]
201. 35:45so there's one there's one graphic that I want to show. So, let's see. Gemini 3. Um benchmarks. [sighs]
202. 36:01[clears throat] That's not the one I want. Um comparison. No. Wait. No. Is that it? No,
203. 36:18it's not it. Okay. Chart. Come on, Brandon. Do you know the one that I'm talking about? Did you see the one
204. 36:32with the two green dots way up above everything else? Not that one. Hang on. Um,
205. 36:47Gemini 3 versus [clears throat] I can see clearly now the rain is gone.
206. 37:02I can see all obstacles in my way. Um, all right. I can't find it. So anyway, so I figured what we would do
207. 37:11because I didn't have a I didn't have a ton of time today to play with Gemini other than making a kick-ass Asteroids game.
208. 37:19Um, let's see. Gemini 3 is released. It's It's available everywhere except the Gemini app. Is it Is it available at
209. 37:26gemini.com? That I don't know. Hang on a sec. Um, let's see. Gemini.google.com. Um,
210. 37:42oh, thinks through complex problems with Gemini 3. New. Okay. So, it's there. All right. Interesting.
211. 37:57It's a Gemini. Oh, share this tab instead. So I'm at I'm at Gemini and down in the lower right hand corner um it says choose your model fast
212. 38:07answers quickly thinking thinks through complex topics with three pro. So that looks like it's live there as
213. 38:17well. I thought it was just an AI studio. Okay, good. So so we'll come back to that. But what I what I figured
214. 38:23we would do is just sort of cruise through X and see what people are saying about it because a lot of people are
215. 38:29talking about it. Um, and it seems pretty good and the dog's still whining. So, [clears throat]
216. 38:44is anyone in here?
217. 39:00Oh, good lord. Good lordy. Good lordy. Good lordy. Twitter dating app. AI enthusiasts are eating well tonight. Oh,
218. 39:09yeah. Grock 4.1 came out. Replet launched uh a design um agent. It's it's like a front-end designer as opposed to a vibe coder. It's a
219. 39:24front-end designer. Oh, just DM me the chart on X. Great. Thank you. [snorts] [clears throat and cough]
220. 39:32So, we see these charts all the time, but yeah, that's the one. Perfect. That is exactly the one I was looking for.
221. 39:40So, share this tab instead. Okay, you're not even going to be able to see this, but okay, let's see. So, down here,
222. 39:56like here's GPT5 high, here's 03 high, here's GPT5 high, here's Claude sonnet 4.5. Um,
223. 40:14so those are all the ones I were pointing to are all down here down at the bottom, right in here. This is GPT.
224. 40:22This is Gemini 3 Pro. And way out here [laughter] up and to the right is Gemini Deepseek or Deepthink, right? Which which is now
225. 40:34live on Gemini. So gemini.google.com. this cluster down here, if you remember, chat GPT at some point was like out
226. 40:43here, right? Like all these models were down here and chat GPT was the one that was out here. This is the first time
227. 40:50that I've ever seen a model significantly outside of where OpenAI is. This is a big [ __ ] deal. Now, these are benchmarks. This is the
228. 41:05ARC AGI2 test. So, I who knows um real world if it's going to be amazing, but that's why I thought it might be good to
229. 41:14just sort of cruise through um through X and understand what's going on. Tik Tok pin is gone. So, if someone could repin
230. 41:22that, that would be great and I will look at it. Corey Sandler just finished a new vibe code Medi Palcal, a medication scheduler and medical
231. 41:34Oh, let's see. Medical companion testing. Awesome. That's very cool. Corey Sandler. Corey Sandler, artist and medicine woman. [laughter]
232. 41:48What do you You're like living a [ __ ] little house on the prairie out there. you like cooking meals, singing songs on
233. 41:55the acoustic guitar, throwing pottery, and now fixing people, [laughter] vibe coding up things, making making
234. 42:05lady art with the with the uh image generator tools, [laughter] and now and now you're going to fix the community. That's awesome.
235. 42:13>> [laughter] >> I just I I uh it it it gives me deep deep joy um to be surrounded by people who
236. 42:29like what what excites me about what you're doing, Corey, is that um and I this is purely me like looking at
237. 42:39you from the outside. like I don't know what motivates you or things like that, but I just I have this sense with you that
238. 42:49the form of your self-expression doesn't really matter so much to you. That what matters to you is that you're self-expressed.
239. 42:57And these AI tools let you be self-expressed in lots of new and exciting ways, right? And you just you
240. 43:03just go you just go where the where the muse, you know, blows your your little tumble weed. It's it's pretty beautiful.
241. 43:10So anyway, and that's you you know I think that um when when people ask me about the future and future of humanity and is it going
242. 43:21to take jobs? Isn't it going to like yes it's going to be painful? Yes, it's going to take jobs. Um, and
243. 43:31the people that take advantage of what AI is and use it as an as a way to amplify who they are and what their ideas are
244. 43:43are going to I think they're going to be like deeply satisfied human beings. Um, my weight list is a little long longer than Dr. Quinn.
245. 43:57>> [laughter] >> That's awesome. That's just awesome. Anyway, I just, you know, I I really do feel like we're we're entering, you
246. 44:06know, the next great a a great renaissance. And what it looks like is every single human being that chooses to is going to
247. 44:16be able to do anything they [ __ ] want in any form. And so those people that can just fluidly shift from cooking to
248. 44:26guitar playing to making images in chatbt or midjourney to to vibe coding up medicine woman woman apps
249. 44:36like that feels like the future to me. That feels like where this is headed, right? Because all the stuff that feels
250. 44:43hard right now, the friction, this is this is the thing. The friction to self-expression has always been high in in life, right?
251. 44:55It's always been high. And I think that throughout the 20th century, we've convinced ourselves that it things that are good have to take
252. 45:06time. They don't actually. They don't. Like like we now live in a world where we can do excellent things very quickly. And that's okay,
253. 45:20right? It's okay. I know it feels like cheating, but that's just because you've been working for industrialists
254. 45:27who've evolved from steam engines to computers where where we we were just doing increasingly efficient versions of shitty repetitive work.
255. 45:38And now all of a sudden that shitty repetitive work is going to be automated, freeing us up to do what? whatever the [ __ ] we want.
256. 45:49Some people are just going to choose to kick back and go, "Fuck it. You guys take it from here." I would assume they're going to get
257. 45:57bored pretty quickly. Probably going to be a lot of depression, a lot of drinking, but for the people that are like, "No, I
258. 46:05want to I still have [ __ ] I want to do on this planet." They're going to be able to do [ __ ] anything. So anyway,
259. 46:12there you go. All right. [clears throat] AI. If love in you is wrong, I don't want to get it right. Pretty much. Okay,
260. 46:20let's go look at [ __ ] So, Grock 4.1 is out. Uh Musk claims it's better than anything out there. And then people using it are
261. 46:28like, h [clears throat] yeah, it's okay. [laughter] Um, [clears throat] let's go looking. Let's go looking.
262. 46:38Let's go looking. Yeah. Yeah. It's pretty simple. You just need eyes and a brain. The AI haters are out in force.
263. 46:53Is X back for you? Oh, there was a big Cloudflare outage today. Flow by Google. Did you know you can access Google's
264. 46:59advanced image and video generation models in one place? Um, one thing I don't think we got today was Nano Banana 2. So maybe that comes
265. 47:10out tomorrow with a with a flash version of three. Introducing mutuals, a dating app for eirls to meet their reply guys. I don't even
266. 47:21want to know what that is. Oh, someone did it in Gemini 3. Created by me and Gemini 3. Who wrote all the bios? Okay,
267. 47:28so it's a a dating app clone. Gemini 3 is ridiculously good. Twoshot working simulation of a nuclear power plant. Imagine walking through a
268. 47:40photorealistic version of this in the next version of Genie. Let's look at this. All right. There's no audio
269. 47:53stage and cooling tower. The core. You're all seeing that, right?
270. 48:07Fascinating. All right. [sighs and gasps] Interesting that GPT and Grock have got gone down a personality route while
271. 48:19Gemini is gunning for intelligence and agency. I don't think that's a fair characterization. Um, by the way, all roles come with
272. 48:30promise AI equity. Grock rank is number one. No, that's not true. [laughter] No, that's not true. It's just not true. Um,
273. 48:45De says, "Dream digital worker vision." Okay, I'm not seeing as much on Gemini 3 as I thought I would. Let me flip over to my
274. 48:56generative AI tab. All right, benchmarks. Gemini 3 Pro can can create pretty amazing landing pages with copy that just makes sense.
275. 49:22Um, wish I knew the prompt to that.
276. 49:37>> [clears throat] >> Front end development is going to look so much different in a few days with Gemini 3. Front-end development. Um,
277. 49:51all right. Let's go. Let's go back here. Model Gemini Pro preview. Build your ideas.
278. 50:08Build build. Okay. So, we're in build. So, okay. So, let's see. Let's I know what we can do. I'm gonna I'm gonna do it again. [laughter]
279. 50:21Wait. So, I'm in Gemini right now. I'm going to go over to chat GPT [laughter] and I'm going to have chat GPT
280. 50:29um spell something for us or or describe something for us. New chat. So, I'm going to go okay. Uh, I saw a website with a 3D spinning globe
281. 50:49underneath transparent uh cells with text. Let's see. Uh the globe
282. 51:06spinning was dynamic based on cursor position in the window. Um,
283. 51:20please describe in detail what this might uh uh be [gasps] described to a
284. 51:36developer and UX genius. Okay. So, we're gonna we're [laughter] gonna have we're gonna have Chad GPT tell us tell us how to ask for now.
285. 51:48That's how you prompt. Exactly. [laughter] You get you get the other [ __ ] thing to prompt for you. You don't This is my motto for 2025.
286. 51:57Stop thinking that your brain is useful. [laughter] Let your brain do the creative [ __ ] Let your brain [gasps]
287. 52:10[clears throat] appreciate flowers and butterflies. You don't have to describe. You don't have to remember. Wait, what do you call
288. 52:18a parametric rendering of a what's the what's the code that makes graphics WebGL? Is it WebGL or is it No, you don't need to
289. 52:30remember that [ __ ] anymore. That's the the complications. You know those watches, you know the the the fancy ass watches that like Mr.
290. 52:40Wonderful wears that are like $600,000 and they've got these complications in them that's like a a like a [ __ ] it
291. 52:49it tracks the planets in a [ __ ] thing. That's what our world is like. Our world is like a goddamn complication.
292. 52:59So guess what? We don't have to jam all that [ __ ] in our brain anymore. Just have chat GBT explain it to you. Um,
293. 53:07what the whatever GPT gave me that Tik Tok pin you had me at stop thinking. Exactly. I am here to to alleviate you of your
294. 53:16[ __ ] obsession with how [ __ ] smart you are. We don't have to be smart anymore. [laughter] I don't even know what this said and I
295. 53:27don't care. I'm going to go to Gemini. So here I'm I'm at aistudio.google.com. google.comapps. So, we're going to build this. I want to
296. 53:38I want you Oh, wait. I got to change I got to share this tab. Calm down, everybody. Especially you, producer Brandon. I want you to build
297. 53:50build me this website. Oh, you know what I could have even done? Wait, I'm going to do it because you're going to appreciate it. You
298. 54:02really are. Does he ever stop? Does he ever just do anything? Shut up. Okay, we're going to share this tab instead.
299. 54:11So, here's what I'm going to do. That's good right there. Let's see.
300. 54:29Okay, I'm going to take a screenshot of this thing. Look at this. So, not only do I not need to use my brain, I didn't even
301. 54:38have to [ __ ] explain it. I could say just tell me what's going on here, right? Okay. So, I'm going to copy that.
302. 54:44Now, we're going to go back to chat. Jet, and I'm going to paste that in. Let me share this. Failed to upload. Fine. I'll paste it in again.
303. 54:55Okay, I say here is a screenshot. Did you miss anything in your description? I want to be able to build this based on
304. 55:14your description. All right. So, it's going to tell me, "Oh, you're right. I did miss a few things. You're a
305. 55:22genius for providing me that image. [laughter]
306. 55:44How grandiose to to we were to think that we couldn't learn something new. Here's to the dreamers. [laughter]
307. 55:52Finally, the thinkers have a paintbrush to paint a picture framed and and presentable. Yeah, exactly. Okay, what
308. 56:02this section is hero manifesto section with a large 3D Earth filling the Okay, so let's see. So, let's let's just go
309. 56:11gra we're going to go grab all of this cuz you know what? We'll let [ __ ] Grock figure or Gemini figure it out. Oh, it's still going.
310. 56:27You've got two realistic build paths. It's writing me code. [laughter] Look, look at ChatGpt showing off. Chat
311. 56:35GBT is like, "Wait a minute. I can Oh, oh, that you that thing you gave me. I can write that. I know you just asked me
312. 56:43to describe it, but [laughter] this this is like this is like your douchebag programmer friend that just likes to show off. [laughter]
313. 56:53This is George Huts. This is George Hots, right? He can just whip [ __ ] out. All right, I'm not gonna I'm not going
314. 57:02to go grab all that code because I don't want Gemini cheating. I'm just going to grab the shitty description before.
315. 57:08Okay, here we go. developer focus description components interactive 3D globe background layer. Okay, good. Perfect. Um,
316. 57:20great. There it is. Okay. So, now we're going to go here. I want you to build me this website. And I'm going to paste it
317. 57:29in. I'm just going to hit build. And then let's watch it. >> [clears throat]
318. 57:43>> Okay, question thought. Here's a wild one. I just told Chat GPD to clone all open source codes from GitHub minus
319. 57:50copyright. Sure. Okay. Um, let me untie my hands from behind my GPT back. [laughter] Oops. What are you building it in, please? Okay.
320. 58:04So, Gemini 3 is available now at aistudio.google.com. So, I'm in the if you go aistudio.google.comapps,
321. 58:15that's their vibe coding environment. It's really good. It's not super pretty um but it's it's quite good. And now
322. 58:22with Gemini 3 in it, it should be really good. You can also go to gemini.google.com google.com and it
323. 58:29looks like um Gemini 3 is there as well. Um the one thing we haven't even touched on yet is Gemini 3 is multimodal. I
324. 58:41should be able to upload videos or just put in a YouTube thing and tell it to go find the scene with the pink ball in it
325. 58:49if there's a pink ball in there. Um that's where I'm prototyping my image generator. Image to image. Very cool. Yeah. Yeah. It's the the uh
326. 58:59astudio.google.com is really quite good. Orbital view. Oh, look. Look what we have. [laughter] Holy [ __ ] Unbelievable. [laughter]
327. 59:13That's This is This is a oneshot. And notice that the um the clouds are moving um at a different speed than the than
328. 59:26the continents. Except where's the rest of the continents? We we have an issue. We have an issue. 90% of the world is uh
329. 59:34is covered in water. There's Australia. Well, maybe that maybe the Pacific Ocean really is that big. Oh, you know what it
330. 59:44is? You know what's [ __ ] me up is the clouds are moving faster than the continents. Yeah, cuz here's Asia.
331. 59:50Here's Asia. Here's India. Here's Australia. Did you just upload the URL of what you wanted to replicate? No, Corey. So, I went So,
332. 1:00:02so I saw a Twitter post that had a cool website with a spinning globe on it. I went to chat GPT and I just said,"I just
333. 1:00:11saw a cool website with a spinning 3D globe underneath some text." And then I had ChatgPT describe in detail what I described in horrible
334. 1:00:23um product specs. Like I acted like most clients of of developers, right? You know what I saw? I saw You know what I
335. 1:00:33saw? I saw a website and there was this whole earth and there was like text in front of it, but the earth was spinning
336. 1:00:39and you could scroll the website while the earth just spun underneath you. It I'll tell you what it felt like. It felt
337. 1:00:46like I was like like on a satellite. It felt like I went up on like one of Elon Musk's rockets and hopped off and got on
338. 1:00:54the space station. I'm just sitting there looking at the Earth and then there's like text in front of me. It's
339. 1:00:58amazing. Anyway, could you build something like that? I've got like I mean budget's a little tight. [laughter]
340. 1:01:05We're going to need this in two weeks and uh could probably pay you like 2500 bucks. Does that seem reasonable? Right.
341. 1:01:15So that's how I described it [laughter] and then chat GPT did its thing and then I just pasted it into Gemini and I said
342. 1:01:24go build this and it did. [laughter] Initiate sequence. Let's see if that does anything. None of these things do anything. But
343. 1:01:34still, look, you got transparent windows with blur. You've got the clouds rolling faster than the continents. The continents look like
344. 1:01:46gorgeous. [laughter] It's just right. Yeah, Joe Dissult. I know, right?
345. 1:02:03That's [ __ ] stupid. I mean, do you remember like a year ago when you would say like like uh use code to to draw a whatever a llama and it
346. 1:02:20would make like a stick figure llama and you're like well it sort of looks like a llama and now we've got [clears throat]
347. 1:02:29parametric quadrainear multi-layered 3D Atmospheric background images being generated behind. [laughter]
348. 1:02:45Welcome to the future, kids. That's [ __ ] crazy. It's crazy. Crazy crazy. Okay. AI has come a long way since we
349. 1:02:55started together, hasn't it? You figure if Google is going to get SMTG perfect, um, it would be a globe or
350. 1:03:03a map. Well, I Yeah, I mean, listen, but it's still like a year ago, you could ask for [ __ ] like this and not even and
351. 1:03:10it would just be like a, you know, like like bad, you know, bad uh whatever. Parametric quadrilinear. I'm stealing that. [laughter]
352. 1:03:21I came in late. What tool is this, Tony? What's happening? Um, graphing this in VR to teach geography. Yeah. So, wait,
353. 1:03:30let's go do that. Okay, hang on a sec. [clears throat] Let's do this. Let's go. Um, I'm gonna go. This is great. I want to turn this into a
354. 1:03:44geography um uh educator. As the world spins,
355. 1:03:58the text of the interface reacts to it and teaches
356. 1:04:14about what is being seen on the globe below. Um,
357. 1:04:28at the bottom of the page should be a slider. No, let's say there should be a
358. 1:04:46uh pause button. to stop the globe spinning and some sort of control
359. 1:05:02to manually spin it or even zoom in. All right, that seems pretty [ __ ] complicated. It's probably not, but
360. 1:05:16whatever. Go build that for me, you jerk. You big dumb dummy. [clears throat] They also have an app gallery. Oh,
361. 1:05:32that's cool. With apps. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. [clears throat] By the way, if you haven't ever seen one of these things code, they're pretty
362. 1:05:41crazy. So, here's the Earth code. And then I'm sure it's in there rewriting [ __ ] Here's the What is this? The scene container.
363. 1:05:56Here's index.html. So we import React 3 DRI Fiber Frame Motion Lucid React Google Genai.
364. 1:06:12All right. So now it's rewriting code. Remember remember when I said earlier about watching George Hot's code? This
365. 1:06:22is faster than that. Now George would go, "Yeah, but it's not as good as me." And he's right, but like I never would
366. 1:06:31have been as good as him. And now I'm at least this good. [laughter] Well, you're not really coding, are you?
367. 1:06:40It's it's what we like to call in the business AI slop. You're you're a slop merchant, Mr. Shannon. You know, Mr. Shannon, what you do in
368. 1:06:49here is you tell people that they've got some sort of creative self-expression, and really all they're doing is pushing a button.
369. 1:06:56That's what we call slop. Don't pedal and slop, Mr. Shannon. Oh, look. We got a thing. The Atlantic Ocean. Pause.
370. 1:07:11Can I click on stuff? Scanning the surface. Equator. Wait, here's here's Baja. Play. Stop. Pause. Uh, okay. Wait. Geo
371. 1:07:25[clears throat] Insight. This is cool. So this is called GL Insight. [clears throat] Yeah. Yeah. Mr. Shannon,
372. 1:07:32what you created there is relatively trivial. It's just it's just a hard-coded uh series of uh XML and HTML
373. 1:07:40uh text units that are are mapped to the relative position of the Earth rotating below us. It's relatively trivial, Mr. Shannon.
374. 1:07:49It's what we in the business call slop. >> [laughter]
375. 1:08:05>> Good lord. Can't can't we This is why we can't have good things. Nice things. Okay, wait. Hold on. Hold. Time out. We're going to
376. 1:08:15do something else now. Okay. Okay, we're going to say um this is great, but what I I now know I want is a system
377. 1:08:32where at any moment I can click on the on the Earth below and you will find
378. 1:08:50where that is on Earth and do a search for uh the most interesting
379. 1:09:04thing or things that have happened there or are geographical. ally interesting in interesting.
380. 1:09:21So somewhere between a [clears throat] history app and a geography app.
381. 1:09:37Go. You [ __ ] figure it out. Use your fancy AI [laughter] and go make us a clickable Earth.
382. 1:09:52Weaver I can only imagine is no longer a thing. AI Studio also lets you save GitHub right away if you want. Love AI
383. 1:10:00Studio. Yeah, the AI Studio is really quite impressive, I got to tell you. Um, [clears throat] if you've been watching this channel for
384. 1:10:09a while, I gave Google [ __ ] for years because what they were building was horrible. It was just horrible. It was just bad.
385. 1:10:23They would announce stuff and never ship it. The stuff they would ship would be broken. Their demos were embarrassing.
386. 1:10:31And holy [ __ ] in the last year they're just like, "All right, listen. Listen. We had two years of fun where we were
387. 1:10:38just [ __ ] around. Let's get let's get some of our smart people. Let's let's put a couple of couple of hundred
388. 1:10:46billion dollars into this thing and let's go [ __ ] destroy everyone." It's pretty impressive. It really is.
389. 1:10:54We're talking about Gemini 3. We are. Um, do you host your own AI? I do not. Um, I said earlier, I can't believe I'm
390. 1:11:01saying this, but I'm digging Google again. I know. I know. Me, too. Source camp. It's it's like it's like I I still have chat GPT
391. 1:11:11imprinted on my on my soul, but like I'm feeling I'm starting to feel how small Open AI is right now and how
392. 1:11:27big Google is. and and normally big is a detriment but but what Google can do is if they choose to focus those resources
393. 1:11:34and pull their smart people together and push in the same direction they can do remarkable stuff and what's happening
394. 1:11:40what I what I sense happening at open AI is they've got um a culture of just invent it and build it and so there's
395. 1:11:48just all of these experiments going on that are not necessarily in the same direction and Google suffered this the
396. 1:11:54first two years they were just all over the [ __ ] place you couldn't find they would announce stuff. I I I'm sure there
397. 1:12:01are videos on this channel of me being excited to go find something that Google announced and I literally
398. 1:12:08couldn't find it. That's not the case anymore. They they've got their [ __ ] together. So anyway, he who has the data
399. 1:12:15makes the rules. No, I would disagree with that. He who has the data and figures out how to leverage it makes the
400. 1:12:25rules. Okay. Click anywhere on Earth to discover its history. So, let me pause. I should be able Oh, I can. Holy [ __ ]
401. 1:12:33I'm like, I should be able to just grab the Earth and spin it. Oh, look at that. Look. Holy [ __ ] Look what this thing just
402. 1:12:49did. [sighs] Columbia's Grand Canyon. The majestic. This is unbelievable.
403. 1:13:05This is unbelievable what I just made. This is unbelievable. I can spin the Earth. I need to be able to hide this window. But that's okay.
404. 1:13:16How do I I can only put a pin where this is somewhere at the bottom of Saudi Arabia. right at the top of uh Africa. So, the resilient
405. 1:13:29rhythm of Somali life in the vast sunbaked plains of Somalia. Oh, wait, wait, where did I Oh, [ __ ] I moved I clicked somewhere else. Um
406. 1:13:40Oh, and I can zoom in and out. Jesus Christ, this is amazing. Okay, so wait, I need a way. Okay. Um, uh, I need a way to temp hide
407. 1:13:57the info window. Um, I need to be able to click
408. 1:14:14anywhere in the screen to drop a pin. Um the uh like uh some areas right now
409. 1:14:30don't seem to be responsive and I have a feeling it's about the text window. So we'll give it a little clue
410. 1:14:42like like another like a bad client. We'll try to tell the engineers that we know better about their shitty app than
411. 1:14:50we do than they do. [laughter] Um, let's see. Um, I also want you [clears throat] um to generate
412. 1:15:06or pull images for the um story that you write.
413. 1:15:21Oh, wait. One more thing. I also um want you um to um date
414. 1:15:36the story you write. Eg. In 1932, a plane crashed here. Um
415. 1:15:55or when Earth first formed a meteor struck here. Tik Tok pin. Um
416. 1:16:09that's really not cool. Haha. It's just links on top of a GUI. Yeah. Okay, Jess. [laughter] Yeah, whatever. >> [laughter]
417. 1:16:25>> Yeah, I know. It's just links on top of a GUI of a spinning Earth with photorealistic continents, clouds that
418. 1:16:34move at different speeds, dropping a pin, doing a doing a search, using AI to write an article, and displaying it. I
419. 1:16:42know it's really trivial unless you're not a developer. If you're a developer, great. I didn't I didn't have a product spec for this.
420. 1:16:56I saw a Twitter post that had a web page with a spinning globe beneath it. And we tried to figure out if we could like
421. 1:17:04replicate that by just describing it. The answer was yes. And then I said, "Oh, wouldn't it be cool if we could
422. 1:17:09turn that into a something?" And here we are. It's been 15 minutes. So yes, technically it's trivial, but realistically, what are you [ __ ]
423. 1:17:20high? I don't code. I have no interest in coding. I don't know what the components are beneath this. Do you not get that there that 99% of
424. 1:17:34the people on Earth are not like you, right? Like this is an unlock. Here's the
425. 1:17:48bigger picture here. And and listen, you're genius at code. Are you also genius at images? Are you also genius at
426. 1:17:56music? Are you also genius at at creative writing because you get to benefit from this too, right? Like as humans, we've all
427. 1:18:07got centers of power and then we've all got these gaps and our gaps far outweigh our centers of power,
428. 1:18:16right? Like I understand code. So like you know I'm here in like creative writing land and visual land and
429. 1:18:26abstract thinking land and strategic land. That's my center of power. I can understand code but I can't do it and I
430. 1:18:33can't certainly can't do it in a deep way right so I get to go play in spheres no pun intended I get to go play in
431. 1:18:42spheres internal error let's see retry I get to go play in spheres that I don't get to play in you get to do that too so
432. 1:18:51maybe you're genius at coding and you look at something like this and you're like that's just a trivial piece of [ __ ]
433. 1:18:57but you right now could go write a musical Well, I don't have an interest in writing a musical, but you could.
434. 1:19:04You could go do an art show. You could go make a movie. That's what I'm talking about here. This isn't about
435. 1:19:12the validity of any single application. This is about any human being on Earth that has access to these technologies is
436. 1:19:21going to be able to take some idea they have and manifest it. That's what I find exciting. Um, been working on five different
437. 1:19:29projects in AI Studio for a while, but hoping this can actually finish them. Well, that's one of the [ __ ] horrible things about
438. 1:19:38vibe coding is is just getting [ __ ] done. And in fact, right now, I I think I overco complicated our app here and
439. 1:19:46it's it's not happy with me. [laughter] It crashed. Oh, good lord. Holy [ __ ] Sounds like the Beatric character. Um, that's ready
440. 1:20:02to sell right now or give away as an educational tool. I know this is crazy, right? Because the other thing you could
441. 1:20:07add to this is you could add a date slider, right? Like I want to spin the earth and then I could have a date
442. 1:20:14slider that goes from like prehistoric times to, you know, to the present in some sort of logarithmic scale,
443. 1:20:24right? It expands as you get closer to the present. [snorts] [clears throat and cough] Oh man. What's the best tool and easiest tool to
444. 1:20:36make a website? like an art website there. There's so many of them. Mary, I just I did mine my uh my workshop website today in lovable. So,
445. 1:20:52[clears throat] but probably something like uh you know any any one of the website building tools analyzing one error. So, it's
446. 1:21:00fixing its own errors which is good. What is AI studio? So, AI Studio. Okay. So, let me show you. I'll I'll do a new window here for
447. 1:21:11a second while that thing keeps building. Let me share this tab. So, I'm going to go to AI Studio.google.
448. 1:21:21I think I don't think you need even need the com anymore. You can just go to Google. Nope. Wrong. Okay.
449. 1:21:32Okay. So, so here I am at at Gemini or at AI Studio. And so you can do things like they've got things down here. You
450. 1:21:43can make a nano banana powered app. You can create conversational voice apps. Um they've got an app preview gallery um
451. 1:21:52where you can go look at [ __ ] other people have built and then you can remix it. Um but in the lefthand menu here um
452. 1:22:00oh we're we're in it. So, if you go to when you land on AI Studio, if you go to the build tab, this is
453. 1:22:12Google's vibe coding tool. And so that's where we are. Thanks. I have lovable.dev. Yeah, lovable.dev is really good. Actually,
454. 1:22:24you can just go to ai.dev. Oh, that's funny. AI.dev. Let's see if Vickiy's lying to us. Don't lie to us, Vicki. Oh, she's
455. 1:22:35correct. Look at her with her redirect knowledge. Vicki. Vicki, our second brain. [laughter] Note to publish the app. Well, let's go
456. 1:22:48see if the app is is is working. Did we Oh, it's still Oh, wait, wait. Are we ready? I think we're ready. analyzing sector.
457. 1:23:03Oh, I got to share this. Chronosphere. Look, it made images. The peanut revolution. A crop. A crops redemption.
458. 1:23:20Worth county, Georgia, USA. Except I can't scroll. I can put it away. Show intel. Okay. So, AI generated visualization. Oh, wow. It
459. 1:23:36generated that. Holy [ __ ] Why can I not scroll this? Okay. Um, it looks like the article is uh
460. 1:23:52it uh is in a scrollable window. i.e. the text is cut off at the bottom.
461. 1:24:08Um, but it is not [clears throat] scrollable. I should be able to see the
462. 1:24:23whole article. Let me go full screen with this thing. This thing's [ __ ] cool, man. All
463. 1:24:38right, let's go. We'll go to like the tip of Baja California. I love how the clouds are still rolling. Every time I come across around these
464. 1:24:52parts, my head explodes. [laughter] I know you shouldn't. Okay. The world's aquarium. Kustau's discovery of the Sea of Cortez.
465. 1:25:01Western Gulf of Mexico. That's not right, is it? No. Cuz I'm in Baja. I'm not in the Gulf of Mexico. Far beneath the surface of the western
466. 1:25:17Gulf of Mexico. No. And I can't scroll. But I can I can close that. Passive scan. Atlantic Ocean. Let's just drop something in the
467. 1:25:29middle of the ocean. Analyzing sector.
468. 1:25:59Oh, wait. It just did something. What did I do? To fix the scrolling issue, I need to ensure Okay. Click anywhere on Earth. Full
469. 1:26:11screen. You can all see this still, right? [clears throat] Click. Analyzing sector.
470. 1:26:28Frankly, what's happening? [sighs and snorts] [gasps] Robert Rossy sent a heart. Whoever is sending gifts on Tik Tok, thank you very
471. 1:26:37much. Yay. My next vacay. Every time I come around these hearts, my head explodes. Jeff Flanigan, I learned that Google AI
472. 1:26:47startup school. Oh, look. >> [laughter] >> This is amazing star maps of the Pacific Polynesian voyaging
473. 1:26:55circa 1 AD to 1200 AD. At these remote coordinates in the western Pacific Ocean so far from visible land lies a watery
474. 1:27:04expanse once a super highway for whatever. So it generates Oh, this is so cool. It generates like a Polynesian
475. 1:27:11ship with constellations on the sail and in the sky because that's how they did their navigating. Oh, wait. Baja sir is the sea of Cortez.
476. 1:27:22Okay, awesome. Great. [laughter] Okay, then I guess I was right. Okay, so we have kids. We have Let's see. Let's go to Europe.
477. 1:27:37We'll go somewhere in the England. Oh, cursor coordinates. The dawn of temples. Wait. The haunting tale of the Pendle
478. 1:27:52witches. Pendle Hill, Lanasher, England. 1612 nestled. This thing's [ __ ] cool. Yeah, it's just a it's just a trivial
479. 1:28:03simply what you've got there is you you've got some interface sitting on top of a a GUI. It's it's a relatively it's
480. 1:28:10a relatively trivial. It's a straightforward [laughter] Are you [ __ ] kidding me? This didn't exist before. This didn't
481. 1:28:24exist 30 minutes ago. [sighs] Now share it with us. I'm going to publish this [ __ ]
482. 1:28:40I don't know how to do that. [laughter] I can push it to GitHub. Makes sense. I don't I like I don't even
483. 1:28:49really know how to do GitHub. Switch the API key. Oh, Jesus. Switch to API key. Share the app. Okay. Publish your app.
484. 1:28:59Share the app in expanded view by default. Copy. All right. All right, people. So, you can you can get my app,
485. 1:29:09but you got to go to the AI salon in the AI learning lab, the Irregulars channel, and I'm going to say, um, this is flipping cool
486. 1:29:25Gemini 3 built in real time based on a description of a Twitter post [laughter]
487. 1:29:42of an expost. I'll call it X post about a a cool interface led to this
488. 1:30:07Let me get rid of that. Let me go Oh, I'm not sharing this. Hang on a sec. I'm going to go back here and I'm going to go full screen. Yeah,
489. 1:30:18that's good. History. This is [ __ ] cool. I don't care what anyone says. nerds or not. It's just a trivial little applicate.
490. 1:30:33Shut up. God [laughter] damn it. I [gasps] just like I hope that person gets a hug. They need a hug. Like find some [ __ ] joy.
491. 1:30:45This is [ __ ] miraculous. If you don't think this is [ __ ] cool. Jesus Christ. Um, okay. Back to this. Can I paste this
492. 1:30:58here? Paste think. No. Ah, rigum. Frigum. Hang on. Hold. Please. I do this. I don't [clears throat] know. You know
493. 1:31:09what I'll do? I'll make this smaller. No. Uh, maybe. Can I move this window? No. That sucks. [clears throat]
494. 1:31:30The haunting of No, I was right before. Oh, I know what I'll do. Calm down, everyone. He doesn't seem to know what
495. 1:31:38he's doing. Shoot up. Okay. Tools, image size, adjust size. We'll make this thing, I don't know, 1,800 pixels wide.
496. 1:31:52That's good. And then we will go save as JPEG Tik Tok pin. You may need a Google Cloud account for some things.
497. 1:32:03Kyle for sure change API key or hide it in an EV env file. Okay. [laughter] See, you know what, Robert Rossy, this
498. 1:32:16is this is what I hate. When reality sneaks into my life, it pisses me off. Yeah, I know. I got to do the security
499. 1:32:22thing. You're right. [laughter] Globe app. Um, save. Pate will be proud when he gets [clears throat] back from the
500. 1:32:31launch party. I I hope Pate knows we're we're giving them the love. Okay, so I'm going to go back to AI Salon. Let me
501. 1:32:40share this tab. Let me go in here and we're going to add in our little picture. We're going to add in our little
502. 1:32:48picture. There we go. Yeah, that's globe app. There you go. Very nice. Oh, come on. Are you [ __ ] kidding me? Really?
503. 1:33:01That's not 25 megabytes. Export JPEG. File size 390K.
504. 1:33:17globe. Someone needs to [ __ ] create an AI that just has websites accept any file in any format and just [ __ ] deal with
505. 1:33:32it. I It should not be on me as a user to figure out your stupid [ __ ] inconsistently in unsupported [ __ ]
506. 1:33:42All right, that's done. I'm going to notify everyone. [ __ ] cool. Sorry, I can't post the video. Your post
507. 1:33:50is live. Okay, let me close this. There we go. Okay, this is flipping cool. Gemini 3. So, we're in the AI salon.
508. 1:34:00We're down in the play and create area. AI learning lab. And if you want to go play with my Chronosphere. Oh, but but
509. 1:34:07now wait, I published it. And I probably have a bad API thing in there. Switch API key. So, no, this says
510. 1:34:16switch to API key. No, I'm not going to switch to API key. Someone tell me if that thing works. AI seems to be the
511. 1:34:24same talking with a human. One language. Yes. All right. Use handbreak to change the size. Thank you. Um,
512. 1:34:39you should start adding. Find out how I made this on today YouTube. Oh, that's a Oh, that's a really good idea. Silver Fox
513. 1:34:51works for him. Okay, so we've got we now have this cool ass app. You You can just spin around. Uh oh. What happened? Why is our pins
514. 1:35:06not drawing correctly? Oh, there's something about the bottom of the earth. The pins don't display correctly.
515. 1:35:20Failed to call the Gemini API. Quota exceeded. Oh, [laughter] request per minute. [laughter] You all have destroyed.
516. 1:35:38Oh god, I'm gonna have to de deep depublish this thing. You even used an API. What did I do? [laughter] How do I undo what I did, Robert?
517. 1:35:56[laughter] >> Kyle, that's a local error for you. It's working for me still. Okay. [laughter] Um, anyway, that's a cool app. So, what
518. 1:36:09I should do is I should go post that on X, shouldn't I? And I'll tag Logan Kilpatrick. So, wait, who did this one?
519. 1:36:16Some just some dude. Okay. So, I think what I'll do is [clears throat] I'll grab this and then I'm going to do hearty heart.
520. 1:36:28Let me share this. So, I'm going to I'm going to heart this thing that we found and I'm going to go quote I'm going to say using
521. 1:36:43um Schubam's um
522. 1:36:58interface case as inspiration tonight. Let's see. Tonight
523. 1:37:13on AI learning lab live stream I used at Google AI Studio
524. 1:37:33to create this amazing um I don't even know what it's call like what would you call this thing? this amazing um
525. 1:37:52uh global history tool map app history history tool and map app and then I'm going to put in my picture
526. 1:38:07that I made. And then I'm going to go paste. Oops. What's going on?
527. 1:38:25Oh, I see. Um,
528. 1:38:43copy [sighs] uh uh uh um at Logan Kilpatrick.
529. 1:38:57Um, y'all are slaying it. [cough and clears throat] Exclamation point at school.
530. 1:39:12Check it out um at Google. Um, nice work.
531. 1:39:26All right, let's throw a paint modder in there. Paint modder. [clears throat]
532. 1:39:45Those TPUs must be [laughter] on fire. Post. All right. Interactive geography educator. I like that. That's really
533. 1:40:01good. Except I did this as a quote post. So I don't think I can edit it. Maybe I can. Here it is. Edit post. What did you say?
534. 1:40:16Interactive global Wait. Interactive geography educator. this amazing [laughter] global history tool and map app. No, I
535. 1:40:26think your yours is better. Interactive [laughter] geography gap and history
536. 1:40:41educator update. All right, so do me a favor. Go post the [ __ ] out of this thing. Go tell everyone you love this. Kyle, do you
537. 1:40:55have Gemini Pro? I do. Yes, I do. Not on that account. On a different account.
538. 1:41:10Why? Why' you want to know? Oh my god, it's educating me. I found history from my home country. Oh, that's so cool. Launched Google.
539. 1:41:25Launched Gemini 3 in AI mode with dynamic.
540. 1:41:40[laughter] Okay. Producer Brandon is writing words that I literally do not. They launched Gemini 3 in AI mode with dynamic results
541. 1:41:50today. I don't even know what that means. That's [laughter] not on producer Brandon. Like I know that's a thing. I
542. 1:41:58don't know what that means. Hey Kyle, basically if you have Gemini Pro, you can go into AI mode on Google
543. 1:42:05search and change it into thinking and it will dynamically visualize and generate content that's related to your Google search that's
544. 1:42:16novel that hasn't existed before >> and check your tab. >> Okay, so wait, so I'm here. Let me share this
545. 1:42:25tab. So I'm going to go to where am I going? Just google.com, right? google.com. >> It's google.com and you and you do a
546. 1:42:32search for anything. >> Well, I gotta I gotta switch to my other account where I'm Google Pro. >> And then I do a search for AI.
547. 1:42:40>> Yeah. Hit the AI mode button. Yeah. >> And then make sure you change it to um the uh change up top the AI mode on the left. >> Yep.
548. 1:42:53>> Uh change it to um the model if you can. And you should be able to click on AI mode and change it to >> uh
549. 1:43:03you might do a search for anything first. >> Okay. Wait. Learn new learn about and try Gemini 3. Let me click there. No.
550. 1:43:16All right. Um let's see. Let's search for um uh Skittles Farming. >> [laughter] >> Now click on AI mode. >> Yeah. Oh yeah. Now
551. 1:43:31>> there's a toggle there. >> Thinking >> change it to throat. I don't know what it's going to come up with for Skittle
552. 1:43:36farming, but um I asked it why Pluto isn't the planet anymore. Oh yeah, it is creating the layout in real time for you now. There you go.
553. 1:43:44>> Oh yeah. Oh, this is kind of what they showed us with uh with Gemini Ultra back in the day. Two years ago, two and a
554. 1:43:50half years ago. Thi this was the f this was the beginning of my disappointment with Google was they did they did a
555. 1:43:57really good marketing uh day and then they didn't launch any of that [ __ ] Um here are the top results. Um,
556. 1:44:15no, that just gave me a link. >> But if you do something educational like that would actually have results. Um, >> uh, let's see the mess
557. 1:44:29potion war. [clears throat] [singing]
558. 1:44:44>> [singing] >> England is so small. Had to zoom in close enough. That's still pretty cool, Vicki. The Mesopotamian War. The theater
559. 1:44:53of operations. British Indian Army. Army troops. Oh, this is cool. Yeah, look at this. It's still Oh, you know what this is, Brandon?
560. 1:45:03This is uh this is Perplexity. This is them knocking off Perplexity. This is exactly what Perplexity did. But still fascinating. Everyone's
561. 1:45:15copying everyone. I think that's going to continue. Skittles farming is my favorite kind of farming. I was I was in
562. 1:45:21a clean food forum today and they were talking all fancy about [laughter] sustainable things. And I said, "I
563. 1:45:31support sustainable Skittles farming." And [laughter] I disrupted the panel. I derailed it for about five minutes. [laughter]
564. 1:45:43All right, let's get out of here. Um, [clears throat] [laughter] so tomorrow's Wednesday. Tomorrow I've got an AI
565. 1:45:53readiness project podcast. Um, you can now Oh, this is super important. How many people are here? We got 44
566. 1:46:02folks here and 35 there. Um, go to aifestivist.com. I'll I'll go there right now with you. Aifestivist.com.
567. 1:46:11[ __ ] sign up. Our goal is to get 10,000 people. We are significantly below that right now. We want 10,000
568. 1:46:19registrants. So, go to AI Festivus 2025. And if you could share my screen there, Brandon, that would be swell. That'd be
569. 1:46:26super swell. If you could just do that. Yeah, Brandon. If you could just go on ahead and share that on up, that'd be
570. 1:46:34swell. It' be fantastic. Yeah, there you go. Fantastic. Let's see. Um, so anyway, um, AI Festivist, if you
571. 1:46:44don't know what it is, December 26th and 27th, it's 12 hours a day on the weekend in between the holidays and New Year's.
572. 1:46:51And you're like, "But Kyle, I'm going to be with my family." I know. But what's going to happen is you're going to have
573. 1:46:57the holidays. You're going to have the meals. Uncle Jimmy's gonna get drunk and offend someone and you know about
574. 1:47:04Thursday afternoon you're going to be like I want to escape my family. That's what Festivus is for, right? Or [clears throat]
575. 1:47:12if you really want to drive them crazy, tell them to come too and learn about AI. So it's it's 24 one-hour sessions
576. 1:47:21over two days. It's absolute insanity. Um last year we had more than 34 speakers. Um, it's super cool. So, if
577. 1:47:30you scroll to the bottom of this page, right down somewhere here, register now. Go register. Go register. And you don't have to give
578. 1:47:42us much information. First name, last name, email, social security number, mother's maiden name. It's not that
579. 1:47:50much. It's just five items. Okay. Super simple. Done. Look, Corey Sandler. Done. It's that simple, people.
580. 1:48:00We're now shopping with Corey's credit cards. That's how it works. It's called e-commerce. Okay. All right. Fantastic, [snorts]
581. 1:48:10Judy. Um, it's going to be really good. Um, the bioGPT was awesome. It's live coding. Uh, no, no. What it is frankly is
582. 1:48:25think of it as a poperri of really smart, really thoughtful, critical thinking, creative AI, AI makers or just AI people. People
583. 1:48:40do using AI in business, people using AI in creative. Um, I'm going to preview one of the hours is going to be me
584. 1:48:47previewing um the musical that I'm working on. We we're going to bring in actors to read some of the parts and
585. 1:48:53play some of the music and we're going to talk about the origin story. Um, there's going to be people talking about
586. 1:48:59uh work they do in the AI business. Um, I've got someone I can't announce yet until it's finalized, but someone who's
587. 1:49:05a pretty big deal um doing work at one of the major companies. So, it's just basically like every hour is just a
588. 1:49:13different remarkable person generously sharing what they know. Like sometimes it's technical stuff, sometimes it's creative stuff, sometimes
589. 1:49:23it's philosophical stuff, sometimes it's like security stuff. Like you shouldn't just launch a a Google app that you vibe
590. 1:49:32coded up because someone's probably going to go steal your API key and you're going to have a $20,000 bill
591. 1:49:37tomorrow morning. things like that. [laughter] All right, so that's that. So, tomorrow at 4 PM is the AI readiness uh project
592. 1:49:50podcast with myself and Anne Murphy. I forget who our guest is, but we'll you'll find out tomorrow. And then, um
593. 1:49:57tomorrow night also is the AI Life Hacks Club. So, at 7:30 Eastern time tomorrow is Brandon and Claire's AI Life Hacks
594. 1:50:05Club in the AI salon. So go to the AI salon, go to events or go to their space and sign up RSVP. It's it's now open to
595. 1:50:15everyone. So So we're doing a new thing, the mastermind within the salon now is this this really remarkable program we we put together
596. 1:50:26called the mastermind practice lab. So if you join the mastermind, you get to do the practice lab where you can design
597. 1:50:32your daily practice using AI. All of the former um mastermind clubs that were behind the payw wall are now free. Okay,
598. 1:50:42so Life Hacks is one of them. So just go hang out with Brandon and Claire tomorrow. So it'll be very much worth your while. Okay,
599. 1:50:50done. Rick Olsen, done. Signed up. Beautiful. Foosy API. Um Google AI mode demo. Register for AI Festivus. Yes, do that.
600. 1:51:04What do you mean by app key and a 20k bill? I mean that that what I did tonight was I vibe coded this really
601. 1:51:11cool app that uses a bunch of AI um image generation and I published it to the world without looking to see if my
602. 1:51:19API key is sitting in there. So, so someone will teach me a lesson tonight if I [ __ ] up. [laughter]
603. 1:51:33[clears throat] Recorded. I don't even know if I can pull a full 24-hour shift. Sounds very informative. What's cool, frankly, is it
604. 1:51:41was um it was the [clears throat] same thing last year. We we did it with two weeks notice. We just kind of came up
605. 1:51:46with the idea and did it. Um we invited 35 speakers. 34 of them said yes for 24 slots. So, we had to do a bunch of
606. 1:51:54panels and things and consolidate speakers. Um, it wasn't like a 24-hour class. It was more like a 24-hour party where people
607. 1:52:05were just having a blast. So, we have a back channel in the AI salon where if you're watching the show, you can be
608. 1:52:11chatting with other people in the AI salon. So, there was just like all sorts of back and forth going on and people
609. 1:52:17like meeting each other. Um, we got to the end of the 24 hours last year, frankly, and people were like, "Can we
610. 1:52:25can we keep hanging out and Ann and I were both like, um, we're going to go [ __ ] to bed because we're exhausted."
611. 1:52:33People were fired up. They were fired up. So, it is it's a it's a blast. So, this year, we're going to officially
612. 1:52:42have an a an afterparty. Here's the other thing that we're doing. We just added this. We we just had a conversation about this today.
613. 1:52:50So, we're looking for sponsors. We're also looking for media coverage. So, if you know anyone in the media, if you
614. 1:52:55know anyone who might be interested in sponsoring Fest, great. We're also launching um I think it's 30
615. 1:53:0430 friends and family sponsorships. So, if you're just an individual and you want to support this, this event is free to everyone.
616. 1:53:13It's free. No cost. I guarantee you this is more valuable than that Tony Robbins thing that just happened by a lot and it's free. Um
617. 1:53:29Tony's probably watching. He's like, "Ah, you son of a bitch." Um so we're doing friends and family sponsorships. They're 250 bucks. So, if
618. 1:53:39you want to be a a friends and family sponsor, reach out to myself or Brandon or Ann Murphy if you know Ann Murphy and
619. 1:53:46we will put you in touch with uh whoever's managing that stuff. But I'm I'm super excited about that. So, if you
620. 1:53:51want to support this event, which is it's it's a this is a really cool event. It's really powerful. So, anyway, um
621. 1:53:59Vicki, do you think people will be mad if I recreated Lincoln's last speech that was not recorded in any way? The
622. 1:54:05reporters at the time were so captivated they forgot to take notes. But chat GPT knows that's hilarious. [laughter]
623. 1:54:12I don't think people would be mad. And Vicki, in this information environment we live in, I think I think you can
624. 1:54:19absolutely make [ __ ] up. Nobody seems to care anymore about that. [laughter] Oh, good lord. Okay. All right. Peace
625. 1:54:28out, everyone. Uh, I hope you had fun tonight. Uh, Gemini 3. Like, we didn't we literally didn't scratch the surface
626. 1:54:35with what it makes possible. But that was pretty I'm I'm pretty blown away with what it built. So, um, I live in the land of Lincoln. Don't
627. 1:54:45forget. Oh, that's funny. He was famous here. That's hilarious. Okay, cool. All right, Groovy, everyone. Um, have a
628. 1:54:51fantastic night. I will see you tomorrow. Come to the, uh, AR readiness project podcast tomorrow. Okay, bye.